Sunwing returning to North Bay this winter

Sunwing has announced it will be returning to North Bay this winter for a sixth consecutive season with the addition of a new weekly flight service to the popular Cuban destination of Cayo Coco. Flights will run on Wednesdays between December 20th, 2017 and March 21st, 2018. In a release, Cayo Coco is described as having beautiful white-sand beaches, picturesque scenery, a coral reef that stretches over 10 kilometres, and the largest colony of pink flamingos in the world. The idyllic island of Cayo Coco is a favourite for beach lovers, snorkellers and scuba divers. An environmentally protected area, it also offers many scenic hiking and biking trails.

President of Tour Operations, Andrew Dawson, says they’re very pleased to be returning to North Bay for a sixth season. Dawson says Cuba is perennially one of their most popular destinations and they’re delighted to be able to offer North Bay residents access to one of its most attractive resort destinations this coming winter. Jack Garland Airport Manager, Jack Santerre says they’re excited to have Sunwing providing service to Cayo Coco in Cuba for North Bay and the surrounding region this year. Santerre is encouraging travelers to support and take advantage of this service.

Sunwing has more flights to the south than any other leisure carrier with direct service from over 34 airports across Canada to over 50 popular sun destinations.

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